Commonwealth Games Routable Network – Canal & River Trust
Canal & River Trust (CRT) commissioned Compass Informatics to develop a routable network for the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England.
Delve into our case studies and uncover the power of data-driven insights, as we demonstrate how Compass Informatics formed solutions to deliver transformative results across many industries.
Canal & River Trust (CRT) commissioned Compass Informatics to develop a routable network for the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England.
The Arts Council commissioned Compass informatics to undertake a review of internal processes to enable the measuring of investment and identify of trends through data insights.
With thousands of projects being proposed as part of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), the WWF sought assistance in the development of a Linear Infrastructure model.
Built in partnership with Dublin City Council, the Rate My Service platform uses open source data to provide a multimodal transit app for the Dublin City area.
BusConnects Dublin is a major investment programme to improve public transport in the city, with a focus on increased efficiency and reliability.
Compass Informatics, has a long-standing relationship with the NTA and was tasked with applying the PTALs model to the greater Dublin area.
Compass Informatics develop mobile application survey tools for the Local Government Management Agency (LGMA) which was part of a long term strategy.
Welsh Water required a Bio-Solids Management solution that could be configured to interface with their existing solution.
The AMBER project seeks to analyse and assess the barriers to stream connectivity across the EU.
The MapRoad PMS project involved the development and implementation of an advanced road pavement management solution.
The ECHOES project aimed to study the impact of climate change on bird habitats in the Irish Sea region, with a focus on mudflats and estuaries.
The EPA Waterline project was initiated to address the limitations of the river network layer used by the EPA for river flow and catchment analysis.